Nominate someone who inspires you!
We are proud to introduce these prestigious awards celebrating the legacy, leadership, and impact of Black women in medicine. These awards honour the trailblazers, advocates, and visionaries who have dedicated their lives to advancing healthcare, breaking barriers, and uplifting their communities.
Through this recognition, we shine a spotlight on individuals and organizations that exemplify excellence, resilience, and a commitment to transforming healthcare. We invite you to join us in celebrating their achievements by nominating a Black woman in medicine who is making a lasting difference.
Nominations will be opening soon!
Award Categories:
Excellence in Teaching Award: Honours educators, particularly a distinguished Black physician in Ontario, for their exceptional dedication, innovation, and impact in medical education. They not only foster inclusivity and equity but also inspire critical thinking and advocate for equity deserving communities. Furthermore, their commitment to lifelong learning and professional development enhances medical education standards.
Learner Leadership Award: Recognizes outstanding medical students and residents for exemplary leadership. The recipient fosters collaboration, advocacy, and service to address healthcare challenges and positively impact patients and communities. Their adaptability, and problem-solving skills make them beacons of inspiration for future medical professionals.
Corporate Ally Award: Celebrates corporations demonstrating exceptional commitment to advancing Black health initiatives, surpassing traditional Corporate Social Responsibility efforts. They invest in community health programs, research, and education, addressing health disparities and promoting equity in healthcare.
Trailblazer, Rural Medicine Award Sponsored by NOSM:
Highlighting a visionary healthcare professional who has made groundbreaking contributions to rural medicine through innovation, leadership, and dedication to underserved communities. These are pioneers who have improved healthcare access, inspired change, and demonstrated an unwavering commitment to rural and remote populations.